Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

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aan9hser Of Captsin DyeE, ths vefsEaI
BRITISH Oolumbia pilos. TIE weddin.
cards have ben Issued snnouneise shl
Wedding 70 tsks placs darina TIE la 81
part Of the pressna week.
RKAsoEkL AID ofHxRwrzz.
Mr.. Frank PsGfyprovs, yr.. rssurnee
from San fKsnsisso yesterday where b
has been On q brief buHinsss visif. Mr.
PsteyRrose wfH remove his stors int
The kgthsshild baildinR nsxf week.
The pspuiatSon Of the city was ca
efsased yesterday 70 the number Of
about thiFty emiQFanss from the eas;
vno are looking for locations On which
10 settle.
The excavations for the erection Of
TIE AoCcrdy block h about completed.
MesaF4. 6amsel and n. L. Hadloek
and Miss Eseella N. Easterhrook arrived
60 tbs CITY Of Chester from the Bay
City yesterday.
The Red Mems building on Maple
Avenue is ab0nf completed. A large and
oommodi0us hail saitsble for entertais-
me1ts ia situated on the lower door, The
oiher being devoted for lodge purp0sss.
The Charles Hotel has besn closed BY
creditors. TIE former landlord, Ned
Barrett. has ieft nuceFemoniously.
A. o'clock yesterday incoming the
town vas disturbed by the rapid dis
charge of firearms Ia q down town res
tsufAnt. An Investigation revealed she
fact that twO veil known akippers in
the coastinR trade had become engaged
IN slight misunderstanding. whenfhs
master Of coal ship, from San Fran
cisco bo1nd 10 Nanaimc. drew Q pistol
and fired several shots at bis ankaGo-
nist. The latter returned the e8mpli-
ment With . will. Owing to the timely
interference Of friends no bleed was
shed, although some eight or ten shots
were nred.
HkRrzs NEWS.
The NorveQiaa bark Thora, Captain
Olsen. e46 net tonnage, vas tawed TO
Utsalady yesterday by the tug Tyee.
The bark viii load lumber for Austria
liz.
TIE British bark John TFahey. Dap
tain Ryan, 114S net tonnage, sailed from
San Francisco on last ThuFsdsy for she
Sound With q cargo Of miscellaneous
merchandise. The bark will load coal,
The ship Raphael, Captain HARNESS,
1913 net tonnage, vas towed 90 Seattle
BY the tug MoQnl, 10 load coal for San
Francisco.
The schooner Marie z. Smith sailed
from San Pedro last Thursday, presum-
ably for Puget Sound, 20 load q return
cargo Of lumber, - heretofore.
Tue ship Thomas II. Reed, Captain
"a
tered ia San Francisco on Saturday, to
load coal from Departure Bay as re-
turn cargo.
The bark Southern Chief. Captain
Ross, 1228 net tonnage. arrived 81 Hong
kong on the sih ultimo, lambsr laden
from Port Discovery. Il sailed on No
vember Is, 1886.
The British bark Amanda, Captain
1enees. ITO net tonnage. arrived In
on the 23i nltimo from Bur
rard's Inlet, Lumber laden.
The schooner Ooursef arrived last
week at San Pedro, lumber laden from
Seattle.
The collier WalIa, on her last voyage
from Seattle, took q cargo Of 2leo tons
Of coal and leo sacks Of potatoes 10
3en Francisco.
Ths barksnsine Catherine Sudden
cleared last week from San Francisco |
for Nicolasski, laden With merchandise. |
The ship CassandEa Adams. Oay tain |
Pierce, 1888 net tonnage. nov at San !
Pedro, lie reported as chartered to load
lumber at Port Blakely fer Australia.
The bark Elsinore will DISCHARGE her |
deck load Of lumber at the Quincy
street wharf today.
The tug Tacoma toWed mp Sound yes.
ierday the ship Shirley, to load iamber /; /
and The ship Alaska 10 receive q cargo |
Of Carbonate coal.
The bark Gsfmania, Captain Ovens.
966 net tonnage, was In the harboF yes
terdaY, from Seattle for San Francisco.
Tbs Norwegian bark Rosenberg,
bound for Melbourne. will be toWed to
sea by the tug Tyee today.
The steamship City Of Chester arrived
ct 3 o'clock yesterday from San Fran
CISCO With seven cabin passengers and
thirty three in the steeFaga. and With
sinety six tons Of freight for Port ToVn-
send. At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
ste departed for up Sound.
Toe steamship Idaho sailed for
Alaskan ports yesterday. after taking
on IS tons Of miscellaneous freight, in
aludiae some mining machinery, and
six passengers. The passenger list
rom Portland amounted 10 q.
The ship John A. Macdonald, Captain
StArer, 2l72 net tonnage, vas towed TO
sea yesterday by the tug Hslyoke from
Nanaimo. coal laden for San Francisco.
Tue steamship City Of Topeka arrived
al .. N. yesterday bound 20 san Diego
from Tacoma, loaded with railroad ties
for the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
The British ship J. v. Troop. Captain
Farnsworth. 1895 net tonnage. has
arrived al Royal Roads from San Diego.
she viii load coal at Departure bay for
San Pedro.
MARxxxR's ooasIP.
The steamer Australia brought the
largest cargo Of sugar fron the Hawai-
ian Islands on her last voyage that
vas ever shipped 70 San Francisco.
The merchants 10 the Bay City are e.
porting large quantities Of sugar 10 the
Eastern States over the Canadian Pact
90 Railroad In bondage, the rate being
e. - per hundred ponnds-
San Francisco on last Wednesday re-
eeived ever t5Co BAGS Of potatoes from
Puget Sound. Toe marhet there 10 dull
and weak, With loU pgiees.
Special oollesin No. 6. inst issued from
the Branch Ofice ~ 90 Francisco. con
aaina the following Notice is hereby
given that on and after April Is. 1887,
stake hRhts Oil BE- established as fol-
lows: Columbia river. 81 Waterford.
W T.. 9 white stake light. 20 guide ves
sells thfeaRh the upper eud % the chan
nj at she head OF Paeet Island. Co
lnmhiA river, 81 Columbia CITY and Mar